"Russ Cox" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
...
> You'd be better off just porting fossil (venti is ported)
> to the current Plan 9 from User Space, which does
> not depend on a central user-space kernel.
...
Running fossil+venti on a Linux Kernel surely is an interresting
alternative: more efficient then my first idea, plus the same benefit:
lots of hardware drivers not supported in Plan 9.
The idea of Plan 9 in userspace still attracts me for several reasons:
- running Plan 9 alongside my Linux Desktop with reasonable speed
- running CPU and Auth servers on Linux Servers with otherwise small
workload=20
- doing same thing under Windows, eventually starting under Cygwin
I'll look into drawterm.
Charles Forsyth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>>"cl"? (Under Windows, you might expect your compiler to be called "cl.exe")
>
> plain cl is fine: it's just not in his search path
> or perhaps not even on his machine
cl is not on my machine, where may I be able to get it from?
Thanks and
Regards,
Jorge-León
